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This is a flat-bed truck tiny house. It’s a 1979 Bedford that was converted into a motorhome/truck camper in Portugal.

Mat and Danielle, of Exploring Alternatives, went and spent a night in it and they did a video tour of it for you to enjoy below too!

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1979 Flat-Bed Truck Turned Motorhome

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This is the story of Sarah’s tiny tree house cabin that she built for less than $2,000 in materials. At a first glance, you may not be able to tell very easily, but it truly is a treehouse! There are 7 living trees in and around this little cabin.

Meet Sarah McClellan (daughter of Cob/Earth/Mud builder “Uncle Mud“) as she takes us through her self-built funky, unconventional, fun, and ultra-affordable home- one built IN and around seven trees.1

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She Built A Tree Cabin For Less Than $2,000!

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This is the story of one couple’s enclosed trailer camper project.

They took a used 6 x 10 cargo trailer and turned it into a mini-camper with lots of amenities. I’m pretty sure you will find it impressive. It not only has loads of amenities, but it can also still function as a very useful cargo trailer. Take a look below!

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Couple’s 6 x 10 Enclosed Trailer Camper

Couples Cargo Utility Trailer to Camper Conversion 001

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This is the story of Chris Strathy’s horse trailer tiny house project brought to you thanks to Deek over at RelaxShacks.com and his YouTube Channel.

You can also find Chris (aka the Capable Carpenter) over at The Capable Carpenter. Anyway, he bought this trailer for only $1,000 and spent approximately $10 on materials to turn it into a micro cabin on wheels. Pretty amazing, right? By the way, he’s in the process of building a little village of tiny homes.

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Horse Trailer Turned Micro Cabin For Only $1,010

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This is one family’s tiny cabin they built for their truck. And yes, they’re a family of 5.

It’s a really nice DIY truck cabin that’s actually built stronger and with more insulation than a truck camper. And it’s customized exactly to their needs. Pretty cool, right? What do you think? Would you design/build something like this? Seems like a pretty cool adventure rig too, doesn’t it? You could go almost anywhere! Your thoughts?

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A Tiny Cabin On Our Truck For A Family Of 5

Familys Tiny Truck Cabin

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This is the story of a young family who built a school bus tiny home with a raised roof.

They bought a yellow school bus from Craigslist and proceeded to turn it into their tiny house.

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Family Beats Ridiculous Bay Area Rent With A Raised Roof School Bus Conversion

Familys Raised Roof School Bus Tiny House Conversion via Tiny Home Tours 001

Images © Tiny Home Tours/YouTube

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This is the story of a young couple, Kensie and Joey, who built a camper van tiny house to live free and affordably in the area they want to be in.

So they found a creative way to design a life where they could live/work in their dream location at an affordable price. So here’s their story thanks to the Tiny Home Tours YouTube Channel.

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Young Couple’s Camper Van Tiny House Lifestyle to Live Affordably in California

Kensie and Joey Van

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This is the story of a man who built a 512-square-foot tiny house for his sister in 3 months and 28 days for $16,318 in materials.

It’s located in the Florida panhandle and he even stayed in it after hurricane Michael. Now he is considering using it for Airbnb, too. It’s 16′ x 16′, 2 stories, 512-square-feet. What do you think?

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512-square-foot built for $16k in less than 4 months!

He built a 512-square-foot tiny house for his sister in 3 months and 28 days for 16k

Images © JD Daley

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This is how typical tiny house plumbing works.

In this case, it’s for a tiny house on wheels that’s on-grid and off-grid. So it’s set up for both scenarios.

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How an Off-Grid and On-Grid Tiny House Plumbing System Works

Tiny House Plumbing Explained – Tiny House Giant Journey

Images © Tiny House Giant Journey

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